The FE-7806 Targeting Goggles are eyeglass-like devices resembling sunglasses and consisting of a metal frame and transparent aluminum lenses, black when viewed from the exterior and transparent when viewed from the interior. They can be worn in place of the FE-7803A1 Special Ops MIPPA helmet, without sacrificing the tactical information offered.
The FE-7806 is also equipped with night vision systems and the lenses provide variable-intensity shading to protect the wearer's eyes from sudden, bright lights. Micro transmitters and receivers are used to network the Goggles with other Ranger equipment, including weapons, communicators, CEMS and sensors.  When networked, the Targeting Goggles can project targeting information, sensor data, and visual communications information to other Rangers on the network.
           

The ear and nose mounts of the FE-7806 contain an electro-chemical adhesive that bonds the shades to the wearer when active, such that the shock of a fall or other sudden impact will not knock the glasses from the wearer.  Once the Ranger puts the Goggles on, a tap with the fingers to the frame will cause the adhesive to engage or disengage, allowing the user to put the Goggles on and take them off without difficulty.  As a safety feature to protect the user, the adhesive will disengage when subjected to a force of sufficient intensity to tear skin.
            The lenses are shatter resistant, but should not be considered protective devices.